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Joystick.prx for controller usage on RemoteJoyLite PSP 2021-09-08

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Arlisbloxer05
this in being in the switch homebrew section aside (dw, i get why ya did it) could you explain in detail what this is used for exactly?
Plazorn
Plazorn
This is for PSP, for use with RemoteJoyLite.
You connect DualShock 3 to RemoteJoyLite, and use it to control your PSP. I don’t know why it was put in the Switch Homebrew section…
bobmcjr
fyi you posted this in the Switch Homebrew section specifically. There's a separate PSP section.
Plazorn
Plazorn
Sorry, for some reason, whenever I post a file, there aren’t any console categories, just categories of the file you are uploading.
Thanks for letting me know, I will try to fix it.
impeeza
This is a switch Homebrew?
Plazorn
Plazorn
No, this is PSP homebrew, didn’t you read what the description said? Run DualShock 3 on PSP. As far as I am concerned it does not run on Switch
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